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The document is a 2019–2020 Verification Worksheet for independent students selected for verification after submitting their FAFSA. It outlines the process of confirming the accuracy of FAFSA information, requiring students to complete and submit the worksheet along with any necessary documents to their financial aid administrator. The worksheet includes sections for personal information, household details, filing status, and certification statements, emphasizing the importance of providing correct information to avoid delays in financial aid.

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Begin with Section A: Information About the Student. Fill in your last name, first name, middle initial, Social Security Number (SSN), street address, ID number, city, state, zip code, date of birth, and phone number accurately.
Move to Section B: Information About the Student & Family. List all household members including yourself, spouse, children you support, and others living with you. Ensure to include their college names if applicable.
In Section C: Student and/or Spouse Filing Status, check all relevant boxes regarding your employment and tax filing status for 2017. Attach necessary documents like IRS Tax Transcripts or W2s as required.
Finally, complete Section E: Certification Statement and Signatures. Both you and your spouse (if applicable) must sign and date the form to certify its accuracy.

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Why is my FAFSA refund taking so long?

If you filed your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) late or you waited to apply for student loans, you might experience a delayed refund check. The financial aid office at your college or university may be able to give you an update on the status of your refund and when you might expect it.

Why is financial aid delayed?

Three Main Reasons for Delayed Awards The most common problem is that the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) wasnt filed or was filed incorrectly. Many parents skip filing because they assume they wont qualify for aid, only to realize later that they need it for student loans.

How long does it take for my financial aid to get approved?

Overall, FAFSA takes about 3 days to 3 weeks to process depending on if you filled out your form online or by hand. From there, the schools will use the data received to prepare your financial aid package.

Is something wrong with FAFSA right now?

User reports indicate no current problems at FAFSA.

Can financial aid be disbursed late?

A school may make a prior year, late, or retroactive disbursement during the current payment period as long as the student was enrolled and eligible during the payment period covered by that prior year, late, or retroactive disbursement.

Why havent I received my financial aid offer yet?

You will need to be patient. FAFSA data is being sent to schools in batches. its possible your schools have received it already, but have not been able to review your specific application yet. Theres still work that gets done on the side of the colleges to prepare financial aid packages.

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